Classified Advertisements
The following "Want Ad" are
classified under appropriate headings
for the convenience of readers.
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wo.-d each insertion. No ad received
for less than ten cents per inser
tion. Black face double rate.
CREDIT RATES One cent per
word each insertion, but no advertis
ing account opened for less than
twenty-five cents and no ad charged
for less than fifteen cents per week.
Black face double rate.
Ir answering Herald want ads
please mention that you saw it in
this paper.
A classified advertisement will In
troduce to each other the next buy
er and the next seller of property
in this town.
MISCELLANEOUS
Household Goods for Sale
Since I am going to leave Alliance
the last of this month I will sell all
my household furniture, including
kitchen utensil. 3 stoves, canned
fruit, piano, horse and bunny, saddle.
Incubator, etc floods may bo seen
nny time at the Baptist parsonage.
FRANKLIN McNEILL
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
WANTED. - Woman to
Marry House
cook , at
4!i-2 794
ABSTRACTERS
W. E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
I have the only set of abstract
books In Box Butte county. Office
in McCorkle Building. 10-tf-570
TO RENT
FRONT ROOM, furnished, to rent.
$5 a month. Close in. Phone 367.
49-l-801.
Furnished rooms for light, house
keeping. 504 Sweot water Ave.
4fHf796
NICE FRONT ROOM to rent, fur
nished. Call at Simmons' Millinery
Store.
3$tf638
FOR RENT Well lighted
room. First National Bank.
office
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, mod
era, for light housekeeping or sleep
ing apartments, to rent. Phone 18fi
47tf773
FOR RENT. Two rooms for light
housekeeping for man and wife. 60"
Box Butte Ave. 48tf778
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST. One large pearl button
Finder please leave at this office and
receive reward. 49-2-7H7
FOR SALE. 6 room house, in
good condition, partly new, $1500.
Owner on premises, 613 Niobrara.
40-4t-749.
10 I. (iregg & Son have a large
amount of first-class alfalfa and wild
hay at a reasonable price.
48tf779
TO STOCK M BM A sure cure for
black leg in cattle For particulars
address, with stamp, 519 Big Horn
avenue. Alliance, Nebr. 47-4768
Buy your coal of Rowan & Wright.
Phone 71. tt
Beautiful switches made from your
combings. Phone 521. New York
Hat Shop. 43-tf-713
Home made candy at the Model
Candy Kitchen. 48tf776.
After you eat smoke Marguerite.
47-8 771
HOME BAKERY
Home made white and graham
bread, and pastry. Will bake for
lodges and parties. Tel. 4 Hi, or call
at 518 Tolucit. 47tf766
PAIR CLASSES POUND at Nohes
Restaurant. Owner is requested to
call and get same by paying for this
notice. 44tf714
E. I. Gregg & Son have a large
amount of first-class alfalfa and wild
hay at a reasonable price.
48-2-779
Money to loan on real estate.
E. Reddish.
F.
3tf
McMillan, Piano Tuner at Threl
keld'8, Mrs. Ross's, or Darling's.
741 5t-23-tf
I will take a few maternity cases
at my home on West 2nd street.
Pnone 766. FRANCES DANOS, Red
Crosa Nurse. 3i-tf-829
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood and
posts. Phone 71. tf
JITICES
If you want first class painting or
;.ier hanging, call E'. C. Whisman,
phone 709. 81S-tf-28
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Four room house, all modern ex
cept furnace, and two lots for sale
at a bargain. Will give time on
p. rt. W. F. KNIGHT.
4Ttf763.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, at
r. bargain anal on easy terms. Phone
i l Red. 36tf617.
In answering Herald v.,- it ads
please mention that you saw it in
this paper.
SEWING WANTED. Wanted, all
kinds of sewing. Prices reasonable.
Phone 486 or 105. 39tf656
FOUND- On Box Butte avenue,
Saturday, Nov. 4, a bunch of keys.
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice. At Herald office.
48-2t-784
For Sale
Four registered Shorthorn bulls,
all dark red; coming two years old.
Can be seen at ranch. 5 miles west
of Belmont, Nebr., or write for
prices and description.
40-4t-760. WM. ABBOTT.
Old Time Songs
One hundred and fifty old
srmgs for sale, bound. Words
inuslc complete. A book that
please both old and young.
bound. Ten cents in silver.
Address CHAS. McDQNALD,
46-4t-758. Concordia, Kans
NOTICE
time
and
will
Neatly
FOR SALE. Three-quarter size
Double Bass Viol. Has excellent
tone. Will also give bow, resin, car
rying strap, etc. This is a BAR
CAIN lor some one. Will sell on
easy payments. Inquire; at Herald
office for further particulars.
49-2
WHAT'S THE REASON?
Many Alliance People in Poor
Health Withut Knowing
the Cause
There are scores of people who
drag out a miserable existence with
out realizing the cause of their suf
fering. Day after day. they are
racked with backache and headache;
suffer from nervousness, dizziness,
weakness, languor and depression.
Likely the kidneys have fallen be
hind in their work of filtering the
blood and that Is the root of the
'trouble. Look to your kidneys, as
sist them in their work give them
the help they need. You can use no
better remedy than Doan's Kidney
Pill ; endorsed by over one hundred
thousand pop), and by your neigh
bors in Alliance.
Dr. Willis Coyle, 211 K Wyoming
St., Alliance, Nebr., says: "I have
used Doan's Kidney Pills for weak
ness of the kidneys and bladder and
severe pains across my kidneys and
have received good results. 1 firmly
believe that there is no other kid
ney remedy equal to Doan's Kidney
Pills. I also know of other instances
whore Doan's Kidney Pills have cur
ed kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers Price 6r
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed StateB.
Reuiember the name Doan's and
take no oiner
Dr, llolnnd, phone 65.
Scotch caps nt losing's, 50 cents
49-1-798
.1. .1. Cox, Hurlington division
freight agent, and .1. O. Kerns, trav
veiling freight ngcnl. were looking
after the business of the compn n y
here lasl week.
The Thanksgiving basket ball game
between the Alliance High school
students and the alumni, promises to
be an interesting event and Is al
ready attracting a good deal or attention.
Mrs. Kugene Rent fro and little son.
Freeman, left for their home at
Bingham. Saturday, after a stay of
several days In Alliance. Mrs. Rent
fro came to the city to have some
dental work done and to visit her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Cibson.
Mr Pirdsell and family moved into
their cosy home Saturday and they
are now busy getting adjusted for
the winter. His residence is located
on the high ground near the canal,
one of the finest building sites in
our city and it Is fully equipped with
all the latest modern conveniences.
Edgemont Express.
Henry Hler of Ant loch brought up
the election returns on Wednesday
night. Although he has been a resi
dent of this county for fourteen
years this was his first trip to Rush
vllle as he does his trading at Alli
ance. Rushvllle Standard
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met In
the basement of the church yester
day afternoon for a business and
work session. Lunch was served to
those present.
Miss Julia Anderson terminated
her visit with her sister, Mrs. Ray
ft trig, and other friends in Alliance
last Sunday, leaving that day for
Denver. We understand that she
expects to go to Texas soon to spend
the winter.
J. T. Wiker made a trip to the
Marple neighborhood one day last
week to deliver a fine Kurtzman pi
ano at the home of Joe Sheldon, who
was in town the day before and or
dered the instrument.
The W. C. T. IT. will hold It reg
ular meeting Thursday, Nov. 23, at
the home of the president , Mrs.
Tash. An evangelistic service will
be in charge of Mrs. R. T. Watson.
Mrs. Bowles is selling off all her
stock of winter hats to make room
for a line of fancy work materials
for Xmas trade. Everything marked
down one-third. 4MT791
Waddel of Hemingford was
Irought t.) Alliance last week to be
operated on at St. Joseph's hospital.
The operation was performed lust
Friday and she is now getting along
nicely, with prospects of being able
to return home within a week or ten
days.
As will be seen by his advertise
1 hereby warn all persons to re
frain from giving credit to my son
arid daughter, Thomas and Fannie
t Ishannon, without my authority, as
1 will not be responsible for such
ir.debtedness.
777.48 T. K (HI.SHANNON.
Delicious and healthful Is the home
ir.ade candy at the Model Candy Kit
then. Give It a trial and you will be
delighted 48tf776
Phone No. 5 for coal and wood.
VAUGHAN & SON.
4Jtf702
Henry 1 1 role h returned Inst week
Troni Berwyn. hale and hoarty. and
sewnlng as glad to get back to AIM
a-nee as were also his many friends
to see him.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the I. (). (V F last night,
consisting of a one ert by Christian
Hansen. Hcnndlnainn violinist . and
Miss BUtel I la Mies, pianist and re. id
er was tairly well attended
I t i
The question of saving fuel Is one
of interest to housekeepers, especially
at this time of the year. For that
reason we wish to call their atton
Hon to I. L. Acheson's advertisement
In this Issue of The Herald
Cal Simpson is working for W It.
Drake since the latter opened his
new- meal market. Cal ts an exper
ienced meal cutler and will no doubt
do his part In helping to make "The
Resident Meat Market" a succews.
Try a sack of Peerless Flour. None
better At Rodger'. 491 fx to
Mrs. Margaret Holcomb, president
of the Nebraska Rebekah Assembly,
Ja invited Mrs. J. O. Beck to ac
company tier to Scottsbluff to assist
In instituting a Rebekah Uxlge at
that place, The. ladles leave Alli
ance tomorrow noon.
Mrs. A. T. Lunn went to Crawford
yesterday to pay a visit to her
Grandmother Smith, who Is seriously
ill at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. .Kaemmerer of Sioux
county came to Alliance Tuesday for
her to be operated upon at St. Jos
eph's hospital. Tlie operation was
successfully performed yesterday
morning and the pntle'nt is doing
nicely at this writing. Mr. Kaemmer
er returns home today via Marsland,
leaving his wife In the care of h.c
Sisters at the hospital.
Try ti sack of Peerless Flour. None
better. At Uodgers'. 49ifsiu
The lady readers of The Herald
are invited to take particular notice
of Mrs. W. D. Insko's advertisement
In this issue of The Herald. This
advertisement will be of particular
interest to them at this tlmeof the
year.
The Herald is fortunate in having
a large number of efficient corre
spondents and other helpers who as
sist in securing news for the paper,
but we have a request to ijiake of
them and we wish to make this re
quest as earnestly as possible, and
that Is that If possible they furnish
its their news Items a little earlier
than heretofore. We wish to make
the same request of our advertisers
in regard to their order and copy
for advertisements. Thursday fore
n .m is the time set for printing The
Herald and we very much prefer
print ii it on time to being
a few hours late. But as a
large part of the copy for news and
advertising is not received until Wed
nesiiay afternoon or Thursday morn
ing il is impossible to get the la pel
printed before noon on Thursdav
Mrs. Shoop of Abingdon, Illinois,
mother of Mrs. Dr. Single, arrived
ment in this issue of The Herald, W. ; in Alliance last week She lias been
li. Drake has decided to go Into the here before and has many friers
meat market business again. Tester- who will be pleased to learn that
day he opened "The Resident Meat aba will spend the winter with her
Marker , at 521 Sweetwater avenue, j daughter,
aii i is now ready to give customers
prompt and careful attention. Mr. . Horace Rogue reports the largest
Drake is an experienced butcher, he trade rhis fall that he has ever had
this week without nothing It But
we wish to call attention to tl:e fact
that their advertisement this week is
In line with their established policy
of having something substantial and
seasonable in the way of genuine
bargnlns to offer their customers
back of their big advertisement
Whenever you see u half page ad
for the Famous In The Herald you
may l sure there is something do
ing In the clothing business that will
be quite Interesting to men who arc
expecting to buy anything In their
Itaie noon.
W. A Mart left, represent at Ive of
the International Correspondence
Sc hools, was in Alliance last week
II P Jones of Cheyenne, division
superintendent of the I. C. 8. for
western Nebraska, Wyoming and the
Black Hills In South Dakota, was
here one day
Mr. and Mrs. M Shlmek from the
northwestern part of the county
were In Alliance last week on final
proof business. Mr. Shlmek proved
up on his claim with Joe Duhon and
Tom Hovarka aa witnesses. Mrs.
Shlmek proved up for the heirs of
her father, Jacob Hovarka, who died
about five years ago Before leaving
the city Mr. Shlmek called at The
Herald office In company with Prof.
Burns and left $3.00 on subscription.
which entitled him to one of the
premium wall charts.
I E. K. Ford was In Alliance taut
Saturday between trains on his way
home to the northwest part of the
county. He recently shipped stock
to South Omaha and had taken ad
vantage of his trip to the city to
visit a while with his son, who is
a druggist in the eastern part of the
state.
C. H. Tully and family came over
from Alllnnce In the automobile on
Tuesday and visited Rushvllle friends
a couple of days. They were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C Musser
while in town. Rushvllle Standard
Nov. 10.
From Falgcmont Express, Nov. 10
"The Co-Operative store will be
ready for business by Saturday, and
have an ad in this Issue besides
some locals. The latter speak for
themselves and the ad gives prices
on their stock, which they want you
to come and Inspect. I.ce Moore
will he manager of the store and
Boh Anderson will attend to solicit
ing and delivering orders for their
customers. Mr. Berry, secretary
and treasurer of the company. Is
here at pres. nt getting the business
started, after which he will return
to Alliance, coming here every once
in a while to look after affairs."
C. A. SIMHONS'
Tonsorial Parlors
for a
CLEAN SHAVE. STYLISH HAIR
CUT, SHAMPOO, ELECTRIC MAS
SAGE, OR ANYTHING ELSE IN
THE LINE OF BARBER'S WORK.
121 1 Box Butte Ave
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Incorporation of THE
ELLSWORTH SUPPLY COMPANY.
CLUBBING OFFER WITHDRAWN
The Herald withdraws the clublng
offer which we have been making
with the Nebraska Farm Journal.
This feature has some good features,
but for several reasons we have de
cided to not continue our clubbing of
fer longer. One thing that we do
not like about is that the name .Is
so nearly a duplication of the Ne
braska Farmer that we do not think
it fair to the last named paper to
advertise the other paper without
some explanation. Further, the Ne
braska Farm Journal Is printed in
another state and is not as well a
clapted to the farming conditions ot
this state as is the Nebraska Farm
er, which we prefer to see in the
hands of the farmers and ranchmen
of Nebraska.
understands the business thoroughly,
and, with the assistance of his wlf
as bookkeeper. We dare say will
make a success of the new market.
a a a
Apples! Cooking apples,
eating apples, winter ap
ples. Call and see our
apples and get our prices.
Henry Hopkins, 119 Box
Butte avenue. First block
north of depot, on east
side ot street.
J, M. Donovan, popularly known as
"Sunny Jim", has gone out of the
lunch counter business, having sold
his stand on Box Butte avenue to
H. H. Cook, formerly of Bridgeport.
Mr Cook and wife and daughter ar
rived in Alliance a few days ago and
took charge of the Una h count er
business on Monday of this week attorney and has quite a number of
The Herald wishes them success and j acquaintances in Alliance, having
we think they will have It. They practiced law In land cases here a
.start .-cl out right by inserting an ad few" years ago.
in the newspaper. which entitles
them to the consideration of our
readers who may have occasion to
patronize a lunch counter.
Old papers at The Herald office at
I cents per bunch.
at this season. But he wishes to
make it still larger and so orders
an advertisement in this issue of The
Herald telling of a special sale that
will Interest our readers.
Si-aklirg about unique advertise
ments, we are reminded that Nor
ton's ad on the firBt page this week
may be properly claimed as being
unique And, by the way, he I of
fering some unique bargains that are
worth being consider d by prospect
ive buyers of clothing and oilier
goods.
The Rushvllle Standard of last
Friday says: "County Judge Ed
munds issued a marriage license
lust Saturday to Alexander Hamilton
and Alice Pierson. They are both
"nesterB" down neur the Spade, and
Mr. Hamilton gives his age as being
60 years while the bride has survived
50 summers. " Mr. Hamilton is an
Phone 691 for good ap
ples at reasonable prices.
Prompt delivery. Henry
Hopkins.
Farmers, take your but
ter and eggs to the Fair
Store and get the highest
market price.
It i not necessary to ask our
readers to notice the half page ad of
The Famous in this issue of The
Herald You can't read The Herald
Mr. Fay of Iowa Oily, la., arrived
In Alliance last week for a vljclt with
Mr and Mrs. John Hill and friends.
Miss Mabel Duncan returned lust
Mak from a two weeks' visit spent
in Fort Morgan, Colo., Denver and
sail Lake city siie report very
pleasant trip
mm
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Harper hav
been as busy us beet; getting their
Ladies' Ready-To Wee? Toggery .store
ready for business. While there is
still some work ta do in getting
things arranged as they vva'i than,
they have their fine ;tc. ic of goo'1
on display and are ready to wait c l
customers. Notice Mr. Harper's ad
v i rl isement in this issue c.f The H( 0
aid.
In opening his barber shop ii the
new location, (' A. Simmons start!
out right by ordering his card pub
Uaiiad in The Herald, beginniie; vv.'li
this Issue. We are pleased to note
that he is having a good trade, which
has been growing since opening up
in the new shop
One of the most successful men
in his line of business in this pan
of the west is F. K. Moisten And
he iB one of the most liberal ail
vertlsers. which, no doubt, partly ac
counts for his sue. c -s in business.
Notice his display ad in this issue
of The Hcrlad.
Usually the advertisement of the
l ust National Bank which always ap
pears on the first page of The Her
ald is one of the most attractive
bank adertisements to be found in
any newspaper, but in the rush of
work last week our ad compositor
turned the work on the First Nation
al's ad over to the Junior linotype
operator with the result that It was
n't "displayed" and up to its usual
standard appearance. It has been re
set for this issue and presents an
attractive appearance, besides con
taming information tiiat will be of
Intercast to our many readers
Mrs. Win. Delslng and little da ugh
ter. of Hemlngford, attended the
dedicatory services of Holy Rosary
c hurch Wednesday morning.
I at. The name of the corporation
shall be TH1 KLLSWORTH SUPPLY
COMPANY.
2nd. Its principal place of busi
ness shall be F lis worth. Sheridan
County. Nebraska
3rd. The general nature of the "
business to be transacted shall con
sist of the buying and selling of dry
goods, groceries, hardware, lumber.
agricultural implements and machin
ery and nil other articles and class
es of merchandise usually found In
a general country store, to purchase
and hold the necessary real Estate
for the transaction of such business
and to buy real estate, live stock and
other property and to contract for
the erection of houses, business
buildings and other Improvements on
renl estate and to conduct a live
stock and general brokerage and
commission business.
tt.h The capital stock of the cor
poration shall be of the par value ot
$30,000.00. divided into shares of
i$ 100.00 each, of which at least $10,
000.00 shall he paid in. In money or
properly, before the date of th
commencement of business.
5th. The corporation shall begin
business on the 1st day of Novem
ber, 1911, and shall continue for a
period of twenty years unless sooner
dissolved by a majority of three
fifths of the atock.
Oth. The highest amount of in
debtedness for which the corporation
shall be liable at any one time shall
not exceed two-thirds of the capital
stock.
7th. The affairs of the corpora
tion shall be managed by a board of
directors consisting of three persons
who shall be stock-holders In tb
corporation and who shall serve tbr
a term of one year after the annual
meeting of the stock-holders or un
til their successors In office are e
leeted. (Signed) INEZ F RICH ARD8.
WILL Q. COMSTOCK.
ROXSINA COMSTOCK.
49-4 137.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Incorncftatlon of RICH
ARDS AND CO MSTOCK.
1st. The name of the corporation
shall he RICHARDS AND COM
STOCK. 2nd. Its prl.ic cl place- of busi
ness shall be I."' .worth. Sheridan
County. Nebrati.a.
Ird, The fascial nature of the
business to be liainaetcd shall be
the buying and elling of cattle,
horses, sheep and other live-stock,
real estate, stocks, bonds, mortgagee
and merchandise, a ad to transact a
general ranch business in all Its
brum in s
4th. The amoiini of capital stock
shall be 9- ".unci on. divided Into
shares of $100 00 each, toll or which
shall be paid in in money or proper
ty at the lima of the commencement
of llll in
5th. T!3 c , i. p; ration s hall com
mence business on the SSk Uey of
October, 1911, aud shall continue for
a period of twenty years unless
sooner dissolved by a majority of
i Inve fifths of the stock.
Hth. The highest amount of In
debtedness for which the corporation
shall be liable at any one time shall
not exceed two-thirds of the capital
stock.
7th. The affairs of the corpora
tion shall be managed by a board of
directors, consisting of three per
sons, who shall be stockholders in
the corporation and wtoo shall sens
for a term of one year after the an
sons, who shall be stock-holders in
uiuil their successors in office are
elected.
(Signed) INEZ E RICHARDS.
WILL G. COMSTOCK.
CHAS. C. JAMESON.
49-4-I3ti.
The Fair Store will pay
you 35c for eggs and 30c
for butter.
A. M. E. CHURCH
Meetings In Marks' hall, northeast
corner I jc ramie avenue and Third
sire.-t Sunday school at 10: SO a. m.
I'reaciiing at 7 :'.u p m. All are welcome.